I do keep fairly up to date with the major developments on
Ramsgate foreshore, Pleasurama, Pavilion, Slipways Development, but the rest,
well honestly I don’t have the time to keep tabs on the rest.
The big development ongoing disaster that once was The
Police Station and Magistrates Court House in Cavendish Street Ramsgate is one
that I periodically check on and have just being trying to again.
This is because it has changed hands again resulting in
newspaper articles and much confusion on FaceBook.
Now you would expect that the situation would be easy to
resolve by visiting the council’s website and looking at the various planning
applications.
I think the main approved planning application is
OL/TH/04/1089 here is a link to it on the council’s website https://planning.thanet.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=documents&keyVal=ZZZZN4QEBJ352
if you are lucky, when you click on it you will get to links to 61 documents,
the plans for the site.
I have only managed to get one of these to open today, the
rest of the time the council’s website says:- Document Unavailable
This document is unavailable for viewing at this time.
This is the sheet I managed to open, as soon as it opened –
an image embedded in a pdf file I downloaded the pdf file ripped the image out
of it and published it here, clicking on it compulsively will cause expansion.
More battle with planning website here is the ground floor plan
on a roll now another elevationMore battle with planning website here is the ground floor plan
and another
Site plan
Artist's impression
Location Block plan
The sign outside says it is going to be 87 flats (if I recall correctly). That seems like a lot of traffic needing to go down Cavendish street to me.
ReplyDeleteTrue, but then TDC LGOs are not blessed with joined up thinking.
Deletelooks like most car movements will be down Effingham, even worse. 87 flats, crazy.
DeleteTDC is not corrupt. It is merely incompetent. Especially the LGOs.
ReplyDeleteJohn by LGO do you mean Local Government Ombudsmen and presumably Ombudswomen or do you mean something else?
ReplyDeleteMichael, You know bl..dy well what I mean; local government officers.
DeleteJohn I hadn't a clue - it's a mornings thing with me - but I do now.
DeleteS'okay, Michael
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